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<h3>1. Essential commands</h3>
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 <li>Double click to add a concept, type &quot;Enter&quot; to edit it</li>
 <li>Double click on a leaf or use the link mode to connect concepts</li>
 <li>Double click on a link to remove it</li>
 <li>Middle button + move to scroll on the map</li>
 <li>Scroll wheel for zooming</li>
 <li>When a concept is selected, press enter to start editing it</li>
 <li>Control+R to reorganize the map</li>
 <li>Control+H to center the zoom on selected objects</li>
 <li>When a map is ready, use Ctrl+G to generate a document</li>
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<h3>2. Adding diagrams</h3>
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 <li>right-click on a map item and select data type: diagram</li>
 <li>in the data view, double click to add a diagram item</li>
 <li>to remove a connection, double click on it</li>
 <li>right click on a connection or on an item to change the colors</li>
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<h3>3. Advanced features</h3>
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 <li>Control+Enter to add a child, Shift+Enter to add a sibling</li>
 <li>Up,Left,Down,Right arrows to navigate one item at a time</li>
 <li>PageUp/PageDown to cycle between trees</li>
 <li>Alt + Up,Left,Down,Right arrows to move items</li>
 <li>Control + left click on items to link them</li>
 <li>Add document generator hints using the 'Variables' dock widget, for example fancy_off=fancy_off (format is key=value)</li>
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<h3>4. Data types</h3>
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 <li>Right-click on a map item to set its the data type such as text, table, graph or picture</li>
 <li>Edit the item extra data in the data panel</li>
 <li>Such extra data is not visible on the main map, but are exported in the resulting documents</li>
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<h3>5. Diagrams</h3>
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 <li>To connect diagram elements, drag the pointer from one box to another while maintaining the shift key pressed</li>
 <li>Right-click on a link or on a box to change the properties</li>
 <li>Diagrams can be saved as individual files and edited with the <b>semantik-d</b> application</li>
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<h3>6. LaTeX export</h3>
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Set <b>all_latex=1</b> in the variables view to let the Beamer and Pdf templates use LaTeX commands.
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<h3>7. Diagram size</h3>
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The size of the diagrams exported can be tuned by specific values in the variables view:<br>
<b>diagram_width</b>=200<br>
<b>diagram_height</b>=500<br>
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<h3>8. Diagram editor</h3>
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The application called "semantik-d" can be used to create diagrams individually. The diagrams can be imported or exported from the diagram view of semantik.
Additionally, the diagrams can be exported to a variety of formats by using the command-line. Just specify the extension, and a diagram will be produced if it is supported:
<pre>semantik-d /tmp/foo.semd -o /tmp/foo.svg</pre>
The options &quot;--width&quot; and &quot;--height&quot; can be used to change the size of Png files.
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<h3>9. Code snippets</h3>
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Code snippets can be highlighted by Pygments in html, S5, Beamer, Pdflatex or html documents.
Enable Pygments by setting adding source code in the data box and adding the variable <i>code_lang</i>
to the variables box, for example: <pre>code_lang=java</pre>
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<h3>9. Links and references</h3>
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Links can be created by selecting an item on the map, and dragging from the "+" sign to another item.
Since links reflect the structure of the document generated from the map, they can contain any cycle.
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Special links called references allow cycles and do not appear in the generated documents.
They they can be inserted by holding the "Control" key pressed while creating a link (dragging from the + sign).
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